Of course, the nice thing about a stay at Kona Isle D21, is, if you get a little warm at sea level, you can always take a cooling dip in the pool, or even hop in your car and drive up in elevation. Heck, you’ll need a parka for a trip up Mauna Kea.

If you’re not a big fan of crowds, September is a great month to visit. And since Hawaii is the biggest of all the Hawaiian Islands, there is no shortage of real estate public and private to lose yourself in.

We see there’s bit of an opening for five days beginning September 14. After that, it’s a long wait until June before our happy little home away from home is available again.

p.s. If you’re wobbling at all about a peaceful Hawaiian holiday at Kona Isle, the owners of D21 have been there recently to improve, tidy up and such. As a result, they’ve fallen in love with their oceanfront all over again. If they see any big blank spots staring ‘em in the face, they’re liable to book ‘em all up for themselves ;)